Hi,
I really love this guys especially for deepest sounds in minimalism way :
http://www.fragmentmusic.net/
http://www.tokyodawnrecords.com/
http://www.textone.org/
You must notice that all of this sites let you download all their tracks without any payment. It's all Creative Commons tracks but you can donate some money directly to the artist you want to support. I think it's really great productions, and somewhere majors musical companies aren't so serious as them.
Don't you think so ?
MP3 Stores for Minimal and Electronica?
Just chatting with my housemate (see above) Launch date of Juno Digital is 1st December.dallas! wrote:ALL.
I live with this lovely girl (housemate...known her for years)....anyway...she's the digital download manager for Juno Records.(www.juno.co.uk)......digital Downloads from Juno are due to start (Go Live) sometime aroung the End of November....Begining of December....Watch this space, will update in due course.
PS.....Juno Digital will be one of the biggest back-catalogue's of digital Dance/DJ music available.....if only I could tell you more!
dallas!
Check out www.juno.co.uk at the moment the digital site is still under construction. As I get more news I'll post it.
Cheers
dallas!
I would also recommend http://www.bleep.com/ - they now also have releases by the Scape label, one of my favourites.
Re: MP3 Stores for Minimal and Electronica?
I made list of 40 mp3 websites up awhile back for the Rane Serato ScratchLive forum. To me this is the best place to learn about other MP3 websites.ernene wrote:Hi guys!!! Last months I've been buying lots of GREAT stuff on BEATPORT, and I'm quite happy with it.But now I feel I need to get something else, or different, more choices... I need another good store as Beatport or kompakt mp3 (or better
) anyway... if someone makes me see the light I would apreciate it
thanks in advance...
G.
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would you mind sharing the kyoto digital link? couldn't find the site...diverdee wrote:I second thinner for quality free stuff that rivals commercial releases.
Kyoto digital is also good for the dubby stuff.
At work, so no access to my faves list, but there are another couple of goods ones I was recommended on kvr i'll post 'em later.
I'm amazed at the creative commons stuff out there.
Turn up the radio. Turn up the tape machine. Look into the sunset up ahead. Roll the windows down for a better taste of the cool desert wind. Ah yes. This is what it's all about. Total control now.
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google found it for me, with a bit of encouragement...would you mind sharing the kyoto digital link? couldn't find the site...
http://www.kyoto-sound.com/
Found some quality stuff on http://www.clickgroove.com